All Qualified Teams for the BLAST R6 Osaka Major

The journey to the BLAST R6 Major Osaka is about to reach its conclusion. Across Stage 2 regional playoffs in Europe, North America, South America, China, and the Asia-Pacific region, the best Rainbow Six teams fought through intense regional matchups to claim their spots on the international stage. 

Below is a look at all the qualified teams, followed by regional qualification breakdowns.

Note: Seeding for NAL and the CNL is yet to be decided, as their playoffs are not yet over. These are just tentative values. 

Regional Qualification Breakdown

Europe-MENA League (EML)

• Team Falcons claimed the top European seed after dominant 2-0 sweeps against Geekay Esports and G2 Esports in the Upper Semifinals and Upper Finals, before winning the Grand Final 2-0 in a rematch against Geekay Esports. 

• Geekay Esports earned second place through a remarkable Lower Bracket run, taking down Shifters 2-1, Virtus.pro 2-0, and G2 Esports 2-1 to lock in qualification. 

• G2 Esports secured third place by defeating Virtus.pro 2-0 in the Upper Semifinals. 

• Virtus.pro captured the fourth and final berth by sweeping Twisted Minds 2-0 in the Lower Quarterfinals. 

North America League (NAL)

• 100 Thieves dominated the North American stage playoffs, sweeping Shopify Rebellion 2-0 and Cloud9 2-0 in the Upper Finals to secure their spot for the Major. 

• Cloud9 earned second place by defeating DarkZero 2-0 in the Upper Semifinals to advance into the top 4. 

• M80 executed a resilient Lower Bracket qualification campaign, eliminating Shopify Rebellion 2-0 and DarkZero 2-0 to claim their berth in Osaka. 

• DarkZero clinched the fourth berth by surviving a tight 2-1 Quarterfinal against Spacestation Gaming before entering the top 4 from the lower bracket.

South America League (SAL)

• FaZe Clan displayed absolute dominance in South America, sweeping Black Dragons 2-0 and Team Liquid twice, 2-0 in upper finals and 2-0 in Grand Finals, to capture the top seed. 

• Team Liquid locked in second place after recovering in lower finals with a strong 2-1 victory over Fluxo W7M. 

• Fluxo W7M earned third place by eliminating Black Dragons 2-0 and LOS 2-0 in lower bracket action. 

• LOS secured the fourth slot after sweeping FURIA 2-0 in the Lower Quarterfinals. 

China League (CNL)

• EDward Gaming and All Gamers spearheaded China League Stage 2 playoffs, reaching Upper Finals with convincing 2-0 victories against TYLOO and KINGZERO eSports respectively. 

• TYLOO qualified for the Major by defeating One Coin 2-1 in the Upper Quarterfinals and sweeping LGD Gaming 2-0 in the Lower Quarterfinals. 

• KINGZERO eSports earned their qualification slot by sweeping LGD Gaming 2-0 in the Upper Quarterfinals and defeating One Coin 2-0 in the Lower Quarterfinals. 

Asia-Pacific League (APL)

The Asia-Pacific League determined its qualified rosters across three competitive regional sub-divisions. 

• In APL Oceania, ENTERPRISE Esports swept Man eSports LFO 2-0, beat Chiefs EC 2-0 in the upper finals, and won the grand finals 2-1 against Chiefs Esports Club to secure the direct Major slot.

• The representatives from APL - North and Asia are yet to be decided since the playoffs are still ongoing.

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